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$5 Per Person, Waterbury public school, magnet school, and charter school students get in FREE Hang out with your friends, try a relaxing craft, get creative with graphic design, or chill on a beanbag! All teens aged 13-18 are welcome, with supplies and snacks provided. To pre-register please call (203) 753-0381, extension 130 Register Here Kids Adventure Passholders get in FREE. Learn more.  Support Provided by United Way of Greater Waterbury; Elisha Leavenworth Foundation; David, Helen and Marian Woodward Fund. 

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May 14, 2025 @ 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm

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144 W Main St
Waterbury, CT United States

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$5 Per Person, Waterbury public school, magnet school, and charter school students get in FREE
Hang out with your friends, try a relaxing craft, get creative with graphic design, or chill on a beanbag! All teens aged 13-18 are welcome, with supplies and snacks provided.
To pre-register please call (203) 753-0381, extension 130
Register Here
Kids Adventure Passholders get in FREE. Learn more. 
Support Provided by United Way of Greater Waterbury; Elisha Leavenworth Foundation; David, Helen and Marian Woodward Fund. 

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